Perfect eggs-ecution! Robot chef impresses tourists by whipping up the perfect omelette at a Singapore hotel

  • Ankit Vengurlekar discovered impressive device at Studio M Hotel in Singapore
  • Clip shows the robotic arm frying ingredients and using spatula to flip omelette
  • Tourist is evidently impressed by the food - saying he wants one at his home  

By Dianne Apen-sadler For Mailonline

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If you can't be bothered making your own breakfast, a stay in Singapore might be the solution for you - as they now have robots that can make you an omelette.

Ankit Vengurlekar, from Mumbai in India, was visiting the south east Asian country when he made the incredible discovery earlier this month.

The podcaster decided to film the technology in action - and was very impressed with the results.

In the clip, tourist Ankit Vengurlekar chooses the ingredients he wants - ham, onion and peppers - before placing them in a small strainer at the hotel in Singapore

In the clip, tourist Ankit Vengurlekar chooses the ingredients he wants - ham, onion and peppers - before placing them in a small strainer at the hotel in Singapore

He then presses the omelette button, and the machine springs into action
The robot then places oil in the pan before tipping in the ingredients for frying

He then presses the omelette button, and the machine springs into action - placing oil in the pan before tipping in the ingredients for frying

In the clip, Mr Vengurlekar and his friend place peppers, onions and ham into a small strainer before pressing the 'omelette' button.

The robot chef, at the Studio M Hotel, then springs into action, pouring oil into a pan before tipping in the ingredients the tourist chose.

It leaves the food to fry briefly before tipping in a pre-prepared egg mixture - at which point the robot-made omelette convert exclaims: 'This is absolutely mind blowing.' 

The robotic arm then uses a spatula on the mixture before flipping the omelette over, leaving it a 'nice golden brown'.

Mr Vengurlekar evidently approves of the contraption, saying: 'That's it, I want one of these at home. It's too much to get up in the morning and make breakfast.'

Autonomous Service Chef Robot, or AUSCA, debuted in November 2017 and has delighted and amused visitors to the hotel ever since.

It then puts an egg mixture into the pan
Before using a spatula to flip the omelette when ready

It then puts an egg mixture into the pan before using a spatula to flip the omelette when ready

The tourist is evidently pleased with his food, saying: 'That's it, I want one of these at home. It's too much to get up in the morning and make breakfast'

The tourist is evidently pleased with his food, saying: 'That's it, I want one of these at home. It's too much to get up in the morning and make breakfast'

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